Tagged: search engines

The Return of the Weird Search Terms

Yes folks, the weird search terms are back!  The number of search terms I’ve received for Game of Thrones is up because of season four premiering on April 6 (yay!) but the number of weird search terms are up again.  Here are just some of the weirdest/funniest ones:

unsimulated sex scenes archive

is divergent anti christan

dj mainwolf

the outsiders is a crappy book

opera mad by 4

something bad about women in writing

hateful romance

were slaves buried alive in pyramids

jealous word

use a model to discuss your christmas holiday

can too much reading make mad

just naked people

why is it weird for people to change naked

nude men people

women dislike male nudity

Well, these are all weird.  There’s really nothing else to say aside from what is with all the people searching for naked people?  No, let me rephrase that: Why do people searching for naked people come to my blog and not a porn site?  I guess it’s one of life’s great mysteries.

So what do you think of these search terms?  What are some of the weirdest search terms you’ve ever had?

“The Spread of Kidness” and More Weird Search Terms

Last time I did a post like this, it was called “Why do people hate naked men?” and Other Weird Search Terms.  This time, the naked people are back for round two!  But apparently no one hates naked men this time.

Here are some of the weirdest search terms I’ve had lately:

i read one pages in a hour

weird things guys do when nude

weird thing people do in naked

naked people

weird naked games

mattybraps

the spread of kidness

naked people illinois to make people

bykl

weird naked girls

zodiac read mad

i read 4 pages an hour

how do i make cardboard snakehead

And, finally, the crowning glory:

looking at naced pepol

By posting about these weird search terms I’m definitely just adding fuel to the fire, I know.  But even before I posted articles about weird search terms I got some seriously disturbing ones.  (Just check out the first article!)  At least none of these search terms are about sexual assault this time around.